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Dispatch

19 August 2026

Issue 314

August’s Dispatch looks at when you can challenge calls on bonds and the importance of getting the details of your payment application right.

By Jeremy Glover Partner

International Quarterly

30 July 2026

Issue 43

This issue explores the new ICC Arbitration Rules, challenges in disputes involving Russian entities, the FIDIC Gold Book, third-party funded arbitration and recent guidance on referring disputes to ad hoc DABs under FIDIC contracts.

By Jeremy Glover Partner

By Sam Thyne Senior Associate

Legal Briefing

29 July 2026

Belong (Construction) Limited v Seddon Construction Limited

Ted Lowery considers a recent TCC decision which examined whether liabilities under a Pre-Construction Services Agreement survived the execution of a subsequent JCT contract. The decision is a reminder that where PCSAs are not seamlessly superseded, rights and liabilities may continue beyond the transition to the substantive contract.